Question 3 ()- Particle A of mass 100 kg is located at < 18, 4, 18 > m. Particle B ofmass 280 kg is located at < 20, 4, 15> m.1) (€2) The relative position vector pointing from the particle A to particle BTAB=<2)|FAB=> mThe distance between particle A and particle Bm3) () the gravitational force between particles A and B is4) () In the formula sheet provided which equation can be used to calculate thegravitational force exerted by particle A on particle B.5)>) The magnitude of the gravitational force exerted by particle A on particle B|FgravlN6) () The magnitude of the gravitational force exerted by particle B on particle AFgravN7) (3. ) If the distance between the particles were 3 times larger. The magnitude ofthe gravitational force between particle A and particle BF gravN

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Question 3 ( )- Particle A of mass 100 kg is located at < 18, 4, 18 > m. Particle B of mass 280 kg is located at < 20, 4, 15> m. 1) (2) The relative position vector pointing from the particle A to particle B TAB< 2) ( |FAB= 3) () the gravitational force between particles A and B is > m The distance between particle A and particle B m 4

Question 3 ( )- Particle A of mass 100 kg is located at < 18, 4, 18 > m. Particle B of mass 280 kg is located at < 20, 4, 15> m. 1) (2) The relative position vector pointing from the particle A to particle B TAB< 2) ( |FAB= 3) () the gravitational force between particles A and B is > m The distance between particle A and particle B m 4

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